I believe it was about rainbows, correct?

Did someone go off off-topic again?

Speaking of Sushi, do you remember that time you went off on that guy from TBF? What was that guy's name? What was that about again?

I have been really working hard on this but these are my results. I invited a lot of people though mostly back packers Cant wait for the new room will save some eggs for it. I think I started with a around 2.5 BTC if I remember right and I already cashed out quite a lot.

Here is my link I am pretty active

https://thegoldenegg.co/users/smartguy?5589ce135




https://thegoldenegg.co/users/smartguy?5589ce135



https://thegoldenegg.co/users/smartguy?5589ce135

is anyone else confused?

So, updates. I built a USB port with current metering built in. It's got a pin header for taking in external power, or jumper a pair to use current from the USB upstream. I checked the calibration on the current measurement with about nine data points and it looks to read 3.5% high, so that'll be taken into account on all calculations.

After talking with Novak and looking over the hashrate extrapolation charts from last night, I'm going to do some more shifting on the regulator. We do still like that low end of the range, around 625mV, and there's no practical reason for the Compac to run higher than 750mV unless you want to pull more than 2A from your USB port for marginal hashrate gains. Which seems dangerous and not recommended.

With the wiring I have now between the regulator and breakout board, I'm seeing a fairly significant voltage drop (10mV or so) at the Vcore pins on the breakout board. So my starting voltage right now is definitely not the same as my running voltage. I've got it running 125MHz/6.875GH right now, starting voltage 635mV running voltage 625mV at a current draw of about 483mA off a 4.85V USB line. This is about 2.34W, so about 0.34W/GH which isn't too bad. I need to recalculate the regulator AGAIN (iteration 5) to shift the adjustment range to 600-750mV.

I think some of the instability I'm seeing from higher current outputs is more related to the compensation loop than temperature problems. I squeezed my feedback resistor down a ways to get 600mV, which throws off the frequency response of the compensation, and now when the chip tries to start at 150MHz/640mV it wigs out like it was doing during the upper ends of my load tests. So that's something I'll have to play with. I'm also thinking of, for the test board, pulling the feedback sense directly off the breakout board instead of the regulator board, which will take the wiring into account for regulation and should cancel out that difference between running voltage and starting voltage. Improve load regulation, that is to say.

So, maybe tomorrow afternoon I'll rework the regulator back to stable at the new adjustment range and get some good efficiency curves. Novak's gonna be looking into integrating the arbitrary frequency code I wrote some months back for S1 workups into a cgminer driver so we aren't limited to the stock settings like 100/125/150. The code takes in an arbitrary frequency and generates the hex value for the nearest compatible frequency that the chips' PLL multiplier can operate at. So once that's in, we'll be able to get efficiency curves with a much higher granularity - every 3-5MHz instead of every 25. And hopefully the regulator will be plenty stable up to 5W input, which at the bottom end 625mV would be about 6.5A output. I haven't tested it successfully up that high yet.

What is a Sheila test?

Hey Mane! Well there is a project I'm reviving with another member and also helping finish another project that was designed and struck a while back.

I've also got another project which is totally different than my usual offerings that I'll announce in the coming weeks as long as I can get it ready- it's in the final stages now. I'd like to say more but I want to finish it first.

This is on top of trying to sort some more runs of my current designs, the Goxxed coins and pure silver Uno bars are easiest, but I have some trouble with my label suppliers right now so there is a slight hold up with the regular plated bars due to numbering issues in relation to labelling.

Personally I have a lot on right now, big changes and deadlines at my job over the next few months and I have tax issues to deal with in the UK. It's going to be a struggle to fit everything in, but I'll keep everyone posted.

Are you secretly wishing you had some of that?

why the are hollow weenies the in thing right now?

I'm pleased to announce that WorldAidCoin (WAC) is PICISI's newest sponsor.  Here is our new sponsor list:



PICISI is a crowdfunding site that accepts fiat and crypto, it will launch in the coming weeks.  There will be many paid sponsorship opportunities after launch

1) Free sponsorship or paid sponsorship it's a smart move either way

2) PICISI will be the ONLY crowdfunding site that accepts both fiat and cryptocurrency

3) PICISI is the only crowdfunding site that gives cryptocurrency platforms a place to enable their coin to be actually used, not just donated but actually spent by the person receiving the funds.

4) If your coin is a host currency at a campaign that means that every other CC that is donated to that campaign will be converted to your currency before credited to that campaign

5) The PICISI mantra is Promotion, Promotion, Promotion which means that we not only promote the PICISI message, but also the message of our sponsors, and the message of our individual campaigns too.   Rarely does crowdfunding sites actively promote campaigns at their site, they expect the organizer to do all of the work.

Nothing is required of our sponsors however we know that as PICISI grows in popularity so too will the popularity of our sponsors.  

HYPER recently accepted free sponsor, a few days later they announce our connection in an article.  This was very smart on HYPER's part, and something each of our sponsors should do -- make news by announcing the relationship then connect the relationship to future progress. 

HYPER is a purpose coin that focuses on Gaming and Game Development so think about it, each time PICISI has a new gamer or game developer that wants to crowdfund their new game HYPER has an opportunity to be associated, through sponsorship, with that exciting new thing.   And through that connection write a new article about how HYPER is sponsoring this cool new innovative thing, in this way they will be constantly in the news connected to bright new ideas.

WAC doesn't have to sponsor bright new shinny things, however they may want to sponsor other projects associated with the Charity section or the Health section.  The point is to have something relevant to constantly keep your coin in the news.  PICISI can do that for you like no other vehicle can. 

Can I have my slice cut in the shape of a triangle?

We have just surpassed 150 minted seats.  The final 350 1oz minted seats will not include the light diffusing insert.

I would like a pizza please

Okay, 13 hours is enough for one day for PCB design. Regulator test board is done and Novak might be etching tomorrow, so that's cool. And I've got almost one square inch of the stickminer laid out, which means the entire comms and Vcore regulator. Still got a couple LDOs to tuck in the corner but there's plenty of room, and then the actual ASIC and its associated parts. I probably won't get back to it until Monday night or Tuesday, but I should have enough info to spec a heatsink after a couple more hours of work.

This is probably the most enjoyable project I've ever worked on. We gotta have a giant cheeseburger party or something when we get working stickminers done. It's very exciting.

those that means she could do high quality blowjobs too?

I need to go back through a lot of pm's to find it. I will look to see maybe


 klintay ?

Good I kept 2 of these stud hubs so I am ready for some nice sticks.